Naomi,
Come on, in .Net world everything is a class or struct (class in a sense). But isn't the form a class in VFP too? Is VFP on the 'dark side' as you call it or are you saying with "do form" I am not using a class???

IMHO the basic difference is personal preference. Rest are slight nuances. No need for confusion. I wouldn't live happily if I had to use VCX based forms only. To me "do form" is easier.
Cetin


>In .NET world the form is a class. So, using VCX like forms you're more on the "dark side" as my manager likes to call it :)
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>>I still don't get it ... that is, I understand your explanation, but have no inkling why it would explain why I would live happily if I no longer use SCX.
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>>Removing two "unneeded" files doesn't mean very much to me, certainly not imparting any happiness.
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>>Isn't there some other benefit? Clearly, VCX based forms are common, maybe even, for all I know, the standard. I would assume some advantage beyond merely saving a couple of files.
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>>Cheers,
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>>Jim
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